In the chapter, they also acknowledge imperfections, and also discuss a broader range of financial incentives for conservation.
To acknowledge imperfections, some of us have to confront our idealized image, a narcissistic view of the self that dictates we must be perfect.
Her writing is characterised by an amused, sweeping tolerance that acknowledges imperfection at all ages.
Nelson Mandela thanked the TRC for doing a "magnificent job", but acknowledged its imperfections.
He acknowledged the imperfections of glucose measurement, particularly with use of fasting glucose alone, and concluded that although he was "uncertain," A1C could be useful with appropriate precautions in its interpretations, particularly because A1C is being used all around the world for this purpose.
Ever the diplomat, Eizenstat is quick to acknowledge the imperfections in the settlements he achieved.
Ibrahim acknowledges the imperfections in his system: "You can fail in one area — human rights and corruption — and yet succeed".
I wholeheartedly acknowledge these imperfections.
As we sit hungry, pray and are commanded to pause and acknowledge our imperfections so that we can atone, I want to explore with you not just the topic of race, but one of the most uncomfortable aspects of race for me -- the topic of white privilege.
We also acknowledge several imperfections of the method used as a screening of adherence to treatment; that is, a single spot urine analysis may not fully account for periodicity (both personal and seasonal) 7 of non-adherence to treatment.
I really don't want to get into the copy left/copy right discussion, I do believe that information should be free and accessible, especially if its generation was funded by taxpayers money supporting non-profit research, but still we have to acknowledge the imperfections in our scientific systems and how human beings act in it.
